The Disney movie, Wreck-it-Ralph, is coming into theaters on November 2nd. A short film, "Paperman," will captivate the audience before the film begins. While I was in Los Angeles last week, I got a chance to sit down and talk with the director of this short film and the magic behind the production.
The Director, John Kahrs, started showing an interest in animation and started experimenting with Super-8 cameras and flip books at a young age. He used his talent in many animation films during the span of his ten year career with Pixar. He also served as the main animator behind one of children's favorite Disney characters, Sully in "Monster's Inc."
The short uses a unique combination of computer generated and hand-drawn techniques in a black and white style bringing animation to a new level. The animators created the short using a blend of two animation mediums. It is started as C.G. and then it is drawn over using digital tablets by a 2-D artist afterwards.
The director was inspired by the Charles Eames quote, "The details are not the details. They make the design." John Kahrs said, "The same true with the technique used to create the Paperman. If the lines didn't movie just so or have the right texture then it just would not work."
John Kahrs created the film based on his time living in New York commuting back and forth through Grand Central Station. He said, "Sometimes you make contact or a connection with someone and think, what if we had a life together? Then that person is gone forever, and then you wonder who they were and was that the perfect match for you. I started to riff on the idea of what if two people were perfect for each other, and then they lost each other. How would fake conspire to bring them back together? That is the heart of it."
When talking to John Kahrs about the magic of Disney he said, "The group of directors at Disney talk a lot about how we have to earn the magic. It can't just come out of nowhere for no reason." The magic began when he first assembled the storyboard while working on the Disney movie "Tangled," and it continued to grow over the year it took him to direct the film.
John Kahrs is now working on a test that will hopefully bring this form of animation to the next level. See the Disney short, "Paperman,"in theaters on November 2nd.
Disclosure: We were given the opportunity to interview the director at a press event for wreck-it-ralph. We were not provided with any compensation, and all our thoughts are of our own.
I loved this short sooooooo much, I thought it was really well created. It was perfect!


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HomeNewsNew three-year plan aims to boost student interest in STEM subjects
New three-year plan aims to boost student interest in STEM subjects
Student applications for science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) subjects at third-level are set to increase as a three-year plan is launched to raise awareness about career opportunities in the STEM industry among secondary school students.
The plan was launched by Science Foundation Ireland and Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton.
SFI hope to train up to 450 volunteers by 2016, to teach students about the STEM industry on roadshows and school visits throughout Ireland.
University of College Cork student, Shane O'Donnell, has been recruited by SFI to become an ambassador for Smart Futures.
O'Donnell said, "I'm excited to encourage students to consider a career in STEM, which can be very rewarding, offering a chance to make a difference in the world and contribute to society in a meaningful way."science
DCU Science and Engineering students have also expressed their views and excitement on the launch of the Smart Futures initiative.
Matthew Nulty, an engineering student, told The College View, "I think the plan is a good idea because most students at second level need to do their own research, it would be helpful to have trained STEM professionals to inform students on the subjects."
His classmates Liam Faulkner and Thomas Ryan agreed with Thomas adding, "there should be more talks for these courses and there should also be trips planned, for example the geography field study trips. This could help students in experiencing what it is like to work in the STEM industry".
Science and Health Convenor, Conor Palin-Stewart, also gave his views on the Smart Futures initiative saying, "I believe that the new initiative to be launched by Minister Richard Bruton will be a great boost to the already good up take in studying areas of science, technology, engineering and maths. The sector is still growing with increase in research and investments from multinational companies in Ireland. I can only see this new plan as a good thing, especially due to the creation of jobs from these multinational companies, which will hopefully be filled by Irish graduates due to this new initiative".
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Home Campus News UMNEWS National Geographic honors Rosenstiel School researcher as 'inspiring adventurer'
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Environmental anthropologist Kenny Broad has been selected for the National Geographic 2006 Emerging Explorer Award. This title is bestowed annually to eight rising talents who push the boundaries of discovery, adventure and global problem-solving, and awards each up-and-comer with $10,000. National Geographic selected this Rosenstiel School professor for its 2006 group because of his unique perspectives on the relationship between climate, society and natural resource management, and for his work exploring challenging underwater environments.
Broad received his Ph.D. from Columbia University in 1999 and is an assistant professor at the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science in the Division of Marine Affairs and Policy, and the Center for Ecosystem Science and Policy.
He holds a joint appointment at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory. Working in the United States, Latin America and the Caribbean, Broad studies climate impacts and human perception, the use and misuse of scientific information, decision making under uncertainty, marine protected areas and issues of societal equity.
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Popdose Exclusive Video Premiere: Saint James Band, "Always Be With You"
Some musicians are destined for their craft; some are pre-destined. For George Castrinos of the Saint James Band, his penchant for guitar was almost mystical. "When I was a kid my guitar was my higher power," he says, "and when I would play the notes, the sound and tones I would get from it would give me purpose."
Now, he's translating that purpose into the band's Always Be With You, an album brimming with classic American themes and sounds, from Delta blues to folk to sunshiney swirls. Along the way, Castrinos relates dribs and drabs of wisdom gleaned from overcoming addiction and finding strength in the darkness.
The album's first single, its title track, is a mellow groover of an earworm that factors in wicked slides, lush instrumentation, and a positive vibe. Likewise, its accompanying video, premiering here in a Popdose exclusive, celebrates love and family, and is sure to leave the listener smiling. Check it out below!
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Q: Adapter deployment failed IBM Worklight 6.0 Console View:
[2014-01-22 21:53:47]             Starting adapter deployment on Worklight Server
[2014-01-22 21:53:47]             Starting build of adapter: trial
 [2014-01-22 21:53:47]             Adapter deployment failed: Failed updating platform         version in adapter XML file     C:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\Temp\AdapterBuilderTask34474\trial.xml

trial.xml file:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!--
 Licensed Materials - Property of IBM
 5725-G92 (C) Copyright IBM Corp. 2011, 2013. All Rights Reserved.
 US Government Users Restricted Rights - Use, duplication or
    disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp.
-->
<wl:adapter name="trial"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xmlns:wl="http://www.worklight.com/integration"
xmlns:sql="http://www.worklight.com/integration/sql">

<displayName>trial</displayName>
<description>trial</description>
<connectivity>
    <connectionPolicy xsi:type="sql:SQLConnectionPolicy">
        <!-- Example for using a JNDI data source, replace with actual data source name -->
    <!-- <dataSourceJNDIName>java:/data-source-jndi-name</dataSourceJNDIName> --   >

        <!-- Example for using MySQL connector, do not forget to put the MySQL connector library in the project's lib folder -->
        <dataSourceDefinition>
            <driverClass>com.mysql.jdbc.Driver</driverClass>
            <url>jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/IBM</url>
            <user>root</user>
            <password>root</password>
        </dataSourceDefinition>
    </connectionPolicy>
    <loadConstraints maxConcurrentConnectionsPerNode="5" />
</connectivity>

<!-- Replace this with appropriate procedures -->

<procedure name="procedure1"/>

<procedure name="procedure2"/>
</wl:adapter>

trial-impl.js
/*
 *  Licensed Materials - Property of IBM
 *  5725-G92 (C) Copyright IBM Corp. 2011, 2013. All Rights Reserved.
 *  US Government Users Restricted Rights - Use, duplication or
 *  disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp.
 */

/************************************************************************
 * Implementation code for procedure - 'procedure1'
 *
 *
 * @return - invocationResult
 */

var procedure1Statement = WL.Server.createSQLStatement("select COLUMN1, COLUMN2 from TABLE1 where COLUMN3 = ?");
function procedure1(param) {
    return WL.Server.invokeSQLStatement({
        preparedStatement : procedure1Statement,
        parameters : [param]
    });
}

/************************************************************************
 * Implementation code for procedure - 'procedure2'

*
 *
 * @return - invocationResult
 */

function procedure2(param) {
    return WL.Server.invokeSQLStoredProcedure({
        procedure : "storedProcedure2",
        parameters : [param]
    });
}

I am new to worklight studio. I Created a new Sql adapter and added the Jar connector        file to the bin folder of the project.
I made the necessary alterations in trial.xml file. Deploying the adapter resulted in errors.
I made a brief research about adapters but no solutions as of yet. Any help will be appreciated.

A: Based on the information provided the XML declaration seems fine, the only thing that seems to be off is the location where you are copying the JDBC connector driver.
According to the Getting Started module "SQL Adapter - Communicating with SQL database":

The JDBC connector driver for the specific database type must be downloaded separately by the developer and added to the server/lib/ folder of a Worklight project.

Please provide a copy of the adapter JavaScript file, which will allow the community to do a complete analysis of what could be wrong.

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Socio-economic statistics for Little Bradley, Suffolk
If you are thinking of moving to Little Bradley or just want to know a what the area is like, the statistics on this page should give you a good introduction. They cover a range of socio-economic factors so you can compare Little Bradley to figures for Suffolk and nationally. These statistics can tell you if Little Bradley is an economically deprived area and how hard it might be to get a job.
Little Bradley General Health Statistics
The respondents of the 2011 Census were asked to rate their health. These are the results for Little Bradley. The percentage of residents in Little Bradley rating their health as 'very good' is more than the national average. Also the percentage of residents in Little Bradley rating their health as 'very bad' is less than the national average, suggesting that the health of the residents of Little Bradley is generally better than in the average person in England.
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Very Good 47.33% 45.89% 47.17%
Good 35.72% 35.73% 34.22%
Fair 12.68% 13.61% 13.12%
Bad 3.33% 3.74% 4.25%
Very Bad 0.93% 1.04% 1.25%
Little Bradley Age Distribution Statistics
The population of Little Bradley as a whole, is older than the national average. However, the population of Little Bradley is younger than the Suffolk average.
Age 0 to 4 6% 5.8% 6.3%
Age 5 to 9 5.4% 5.4% 5.6%
Age 10 to14 5.7% 5.8% 5.8%
Age 15 to 17 3.7% 3.7% 3.7%
Age 30 to 44 19.6% 18.8% 20.6%
Age 60 to 64 6.8% 7.1% 6%
Age 65 to 74 10.2% 10.3% 8.6%
Age 85 and over 2.7% 2.8% 2.3%
Mean Age 41 41.7 39.3
Median Age 41 42 39
Little Bradley Property Ownership & Rental Statistics
Little Bradley has a higher rate of home ownership, either outright or via a mortgage than the national average, which suggests that Little Bradley is a relatively affluent area.
Owned 33.7% 35.7% 30.6%
Mortgage 33.2% 31.5% 32.8%
Shared 0.8% 0.7% 0.8%
Social Rented (Council) 6.1% 7.6% 9.4%
Social Rented (Housing Assoc) 9.9% 7.2% 8.3%
Private Rented 12.9% 14% 15.4%
Other 2% 1.6% 1.4%
Rent Free 1.5% 1.6% 1.3%
Little Bradley Benefits & Unemployment Statistics
These figures on the claiming of benefits in Little Bradley come from the Department for Work & Pensions and are dated . They are the last published indiciator of unemployment rates as a percentage of the population. After the introduction of Universal Credit, the government no longer publishes unemployment firgures as a percentage and has no further plans to do so. That being said, these census statistics can often be a good indicator of the prosperity of the town and how hard it could be to get employment in the area. The rate of unemployment in Little Bradley is both lower than the average for Suffolk and lower than the national average, suggesting that finding a job in this area maybe easier than most places. The rate of claiming any benefit (which includes in work benefits) is more than 10% lower in Little Bradley than the national average, suggesting higher salaries than the average in the area.
Jobseekers Allowance (only) 2% 2.5% 3.3%
Incapacity Benefits (IB or ESA) 1.5% 1.8% 2.4%
Any Benefit (includes in work benefits) 9.2% 11.3% 13.5%
Little Bradley Immigration Statistics
These figures for Country of Birth for the residents of Little Bradley are from the UK Census of 2011. Since Little Bradley has a higher level of residents born in the UK than the national average and a lower rate of residents either born in other EU countries or outside the EU, it does not have a significant immigrant population.
United Kingdom 91.5% 91.8% 86.2%
Rebublic of Ireland 0.5% 0.4% 0.7%
Other EU Countries 3.4% 2.9% 3.7%
Outside the EU 4.6% 4.9% 9.4%
Little Bradley Education Statistics
These statistics are for the highest level education obtained by the residents of Little Bradley and are from the UK Census of 2011.
No Qualifications 22.4% 24.3% 22.5%
Level 1 14.6% 14.4% 13.3%
Apprenticeship 3.9% 4.2% 3.6%
Level 3 12% 11.6% 12.4%
Little Bradley Social Grade & Occcupation Statistics
AB 21.76% 20.50% 22.96%
C1 31.12% 30.24% 30.92%
DE 23.90% 24.96% 25.49%
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In-street, minor separation is appropriate when motor vehicle volumes and speeds are too high for a shared lane, space is not available for a protected bike lane, or when traffic calming techniques are not available or appropriate. Treatments include bicycle lanes, buffered bike lanes, contra-flow bike lanes on one-way streets to provide better connectivity, and uphill climbing lanes paired with downhill shared lane markings.
In order to maximize bicyclist comfort and reduce potential conflicts associated with opening car doors, bicycle lanes should be as wide as feasible up to a maximum width of 7 feet. Where there is additional space, a buffer should be considered.
7 feet on uphill sections or where there are frequently high volumes of bicyclists to allow for in-lane passing.
Uphill bike lanes (also known as "climbing lanes") enable motorists to safely pass slower-speed bicyclists, thereby improving conditions for both travel modes. Uphill bike lanes can be combined with shared lane markings in the downhill direction, where bicyclists can match prevailing traffic speeds.
If there is not sufficient space for a bike lane in both directions, use a Shared Lane Marking (see Shared Lanes for design standards) on downhill section.
This treatment is often used as a retrofit, in cases where space constraints do not allow for bicycle lanes in both directions.
Buffered bike lanes are conventional bicycle lanes paired with a designated street buffer space separating the bicycle lane from the adjacent motor vehicle travel lane and/or parking lane.
Buffer width shall be a minimum 3 feet.
Buffer zones 4 feet or greater in width shall be marked using a crosshatch pattern.
The location of the buffer is between travel lanes and bike lanes. The buffer may be placed between the bike lane and parking lane where parking turnover is high or on extended downhill segments where bicyclist speeds can be expected to be higher than normal. In constrained segments, bicycle lanes may be narrowed to a minimum of 4 feet exclusive of the buffer as long as the total combined width with buffer is not less than 6 feet.
A contra-flow bicycle lane operates in the opposite direction of motor vehicle traffic allowing two-way bicycle traffic while the street remains one-way for motorized traffic.
The contra-flow bicycle lane may be basic or protected. It shall be separated from the opposing direction of traffic by solid double yellow lines.
An "EXCEPT BIKES" plaque should be posted beneath "DO NOT ENTER" signs (R5-1) or turn prohibition signs, if present, to permit two-way traffic use by bicycles at all street intersections.
Contra-flow bicycle lanes should only be considered where high volumes of bicyclists are already riding the wrong way, on corridors where alternate routes require excessive out-of-direction travel and on corridors where alternate routes are infeasible due to safety and/or operational issues.
A bicycle lane or protected bike lane in the same direction of traffic should complement the contra-flow lane where space is available. Where the roadway is too narrow for a bike lane or protected bike lane, the travel lane should be marked with shared lane markings.
It may be beneficial to mark all street crossings with bike lane extensions to increase awareness of the contra-flow movement. The bike lane extension may include green pavement markings.
At intersections it is important to ensure traffic controls are installed and visible to bicyclists for the contra-flow movement where applicable. This may require the installation of stop signs, yield signs, bicycle signals, or traffic signals.


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"Facebook Recovery" Accounts Share Phishing Link, Offer Tech Support
Posted: May 21, 2015 by Jovi Umawing
We've seen several "Facebook recovery" accounts on Facebook, some of them sharing a shortened URL masking a phishing page, asking credentials and payment details. Some of them were even offering technical support services.
We've seen a certain j.mp shortened URL being shared by what we believe are rogue (if not compromised) accounts within Facebook a couple of days ago.
In the below sample we recovered, the URL in question is part of a message from another account called "Facebook recovery"—a truly fake one, if I may add—that is up to task of notifying users that their accounts have been reported for abuse and will likely be disabled if they don't act on the notice ASAP.
Notification: Your Account will be Disabled!
Account FACEBOOK you have already been reported by others about the abuse of account, this is a violation of our
agreement and may result in your account is disabled. Please verify your email account to unblock and help us do more
for security and convenience for everyone.
Immediately do recover your Facebook account, by clicking on the link below:
hxxp://j[DOT]mp/1HloHXd?help-facebook-recovery
"Attention"
If you ignore this message, we can not recover your account and your account will be permanently disabled.
Sorry to interrupt your convenience.
The Facebook Team
The URL, of course, hides the below phishing page:
The blurb on the page is the same as the spammed message on Facebook.
Once a user entered the credentials asked and click Log In, data is posted to recovery.php, and then users are redirected to this payment page, which asks for his/her full name, credit card details, and billing address:
We have no idea why all of a sudden the account that claims to be a legitimate entity from Facebook is asking for a form of monetary compensation for the recovery of accounts. Perhaps that is what the phishers meant when they said "help us do more for security and convenience for everyone".
We have looked at the stats for the j.mp URL and found that it didn't yield that many clicks from the time of its creation up to the present. We do notice that most of the days, no clicks were recorded.
It's highly likely that the URL is not shared during these days, making it less visible than your average malicious URL.
Less visibility also means that potentially less companies would be able to block it due to flying under the radar. VT results for the j.mp URL shows this.
Furthermore, the majority of clicks are mostly from Asian countries and the United States.
We did a simple search on Facebook for accounts that may contain the string "Facebook recovery". To date, we found more than 40, and below is just a snapshot of the entire list:
Most of these accounts, as of this time, are currently dormant in terms sharing questionable links within the social network.
One of them offers Facebook support, much like what we see on fake technical support scams.
Checking the number it's advertising—1-888-901-5314—we found that several users reported calling the number asking for assistance regarding their accounts and was charged with no less than $150 to, say, delete their accounts on Facebook.
This contact number is also related to a questionable antivirus support channel for McAfee. The page itself no longer exists, but we were able to retrieve a cached copy of it to show below:
McAfee Anti-Virus Support
McAfee Anti-Virus Support, Protect your small, medium, and enterprise business with the latest security solutions from developed and distributed by Symantec Corporation, provides malware prevention, enables users to safely connect to the
Internet, and securely surf internet
For fast McAfee support dial 1-888-901-5314. We technicians will provide you assistance for Support for McAfee Antivirus. yippie's technicians will go a step ahead with support services for McAfee Antivirus to guarantee safety, security and
cleanliness of your PC. Go ahead and make your PC safe by calling We today!
Malwarebytes Anti-Malware (MBAM) users are already protected from the above phishing URL.
If you see posts on your feed that appear similar to the Facebook post we discussed here, whether it continues to bear the same URL or not, it's best to ignore it and warn your network about an on-going spam campaign.
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Posted on March 27, 2008 December 26, 2015 by Nancy Atkinson
Endeavour and Crew Back Home Safely (Video)
After 16 days in space and 250 orbits of the Earth, space shuttle Endeavour touched down at Wednesday evening at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, bringing the STS-123 mission to a flawless end. The mission launched in darkness on March 11, and returned home with a rare night landing – and both were spectacular sights. For those of you keeping score at home, Endeavour's main gear touchdown took place at 8:39:08 p.m. EDT at a mission elapsed time of 15 days, 18 hours, 10 minutes and 55 seconds.
Mission managers said the crew was in good health and spirits. "I got to talk to the crew, and the crew was just having a fantastic time reflecting on their mission and looking up at their vehicle that just landed," said Shuttle Launch Director Mike Leinbach. "They were glad to be home, very proud of the work they did, and we're very proud of the work they did, too."
On board Endeavour were Mission Specialists Takao Doi of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Robert L. Behnken, and Rick Linnehan; Pilot Gregory H. Johnson; Commander Dominic Gorie; and Mission Specialist Mike Foreman, as well as European Space Agency astronaut Léopold Eyharts, who returned to Earth aboard Endeavour after almost 50 days in space on the International Space Station. The 16 day mission was one of the longest space shuttle missions, with 5 spacewalks for station construction that included attaching a Japanese Pressurized Module and putting together Dextre, a robotic handyman that will be available to assist in station construction and maintenence tasks.
If you missed seeing the landing last night, here's a link to video from NASA
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War Stories Movie Review 1991
Information and Film Reviews for War Stories the Movie
A five-part collection which uses actual footage from WWII, plus graphics and recollections of combat veterans, to tell the story of the war as seen by those who fought it. Tapes are available individually for $19.95, or as a collection.
Facets Multimedia, Inc., 1517 W. Fullerton Ave., Chicago, IL 60614, Phone: (773)281-9075, Toll-free: 800-331-6197, Fax: (773)929-5437, Email: sales@facets.org, URL: http://www.facets.org
Available on VHS, DVD
Running time 250 minutes.
World War II, Documentary Films
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Республиканская гвардия, Республиканская охрана (; ) — организации в республике в составе или вне вооружённых сил государства, в зависимости от военного дела республики.

Служит для защиты (охрана и оборона) президента (главы республики) и правительства и таким образом, как правило, ассоциируется с президентской гвардией. Так же осуществляет, в пределах установленной законодательством компетенции, охранные мероприятия по обеспечению безопасности президента, других охраняемых лиц, охрану и оборону объектов и другие мероприятия.

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 Республиканская гвардия Албании
 Республиканская гвардия Алжира
 Республиканская гвардия Гвинеи
 Республиканская гвардия Египта
 Республиканская гвардия Ирака
 Специальная Республиканская гвардия Ирака
 Республиканская гвардия Италии
 Республиканская гвардия Йемена
 Республиканская гвардия Казахстана
 Республиканская гвардия Демократической Республики Конго
 Республиканская гвардия Ливана
 Республиканская гвардия Португалии
 Республиканская гвардия Перу
 Президентский полк (Россия)
 Республиканская гвардия Сирии
 Республиканская гвардия Франции
 Республиканская гвардия Южной Осетии
 Республиканская гвардия Донецкой Народной Республики

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 Гвардия
 Лейб-Гвардия
 Национальная гвардия

Литература
 Закон Республики Казахстан № 2671, от 5 декабря 1995 года, «О Республиканской гвардии Республики Казахстан».
 А. Тасбулатов, «Летопись 15-летней истории Республиканской гвардии».
 Г. Л. Плоткин, «История Гвардии».
 К. А. Пищулина, «Вестник Военной Академии Вооруженных сил РК».
 О. Л. Салюков, «История Вооруженных Сил РК».

Военное строительство


The Xiao Long Bao Experiment - mmm-yoso!!!
Believe it or not, it's from our kitchen. A few weeks ago, I planted a little seed in the Missus's mind. One of the sites that I visit quite often is eatingchinese.org, and Gary Soup does an excellent job of finding interesting links and articles on Chinese food. On the site is a link to a Xiao Long Bao Tutorial. I mentioned this to the Missus, who immediately said "uh-uh, no way, don't know nothin' about making Xiao Long Bao." But understanding that "dough" and "dumplings" are so basically entrenched in the Missus's fate, a few weeks later she asked me to print out the Xiao Long Bao recipe....and we were on our way.
So what follows is a very "broad" interpretation of that recipe. There are other recipes out there, but we decided to use the Chinese recipe as a guide. Again, it was just a guide. I'll be documenting what we did, and what the results were. It was quite "interesting".
There are many variations on the "soup" for soup dumplings. Some use chicken feet, pork "skin", or other items. We chose Pig's feet. There was also an item in the recipe to "congeal" the soup. The Missus didn't quite know what it was, but later with some help, we determined it was Agar-agar.
So on Friday we made "aspic".
1 - Set a pot of water to boil.
2 - Once boiling, place pig's feet quickly in the water for 10-15 seconds to allow removal of "scum" on pigs feet.
3 - Rinse and scrub well.
4 - Place in pressure cooker and cover with water. In this case 8 cups.
5 - Add greens onions, ginger, Shaoxing, and white pepper to liquid.
6 - Close pressure cooker and bring to "high heat", once high heat is attained, lower temp to maintain high pressure for 45 minutes.(Approx a two hour simmer on a conventional stove) After 45 minutes let the pressure drop normally for 15 minutes, then quick-release pressure. The meat should just fall away from the bone.
7 - Remove all large remaining portions of pork then strain.
8 - Place broth into a large pot or "wok" and defat. Bring broth to a simmer and add agar-agar. To add agar-agar first get a ladle of broth and add agar powder and start mixing. Slowly lower agar into broth and gently mix until fully incorporated(no "glops" or lumps).
9 - Remove from heat.
10 - Cool, then cover and refrigerate.
So now you've woken and are totally "psyched" about making some Xiao Long Bao!
So while the Missus was making the "dough", I made the Ginger-Scallion Water from the recipe.
1 - Placed ingredients in blender.
2 - Pulse until all ingredients are "chopped"
3 - Strain and place water aside.
The dough? Well, I'm sorry, but the Missus does it all by "feel". What she can tell me is that according to the instructions, she used a combination of high-gluten flour and all-purpose flour, along with cold water. She then kneaded until it formed a "dough" and no longer stuck to your hand. Then allow the dough to rest for 20 minutes.
1 - Combine Ground Pork, Pepper, Salt and Sugar (twice the amount of sugar then salt), and Soy Sauce.
2 - Stir Pork mixture in one direction while adding Ginger Scallion water until the filling is saturated and achieves a "pasty" texture.
3 - Remove the aspic from the refrigerator and "unmold". Slice the jell into small cubes.
4 - Make sure the cubes are small - we also added egg yolk to bind.
4 - Mix equal amounts of aspic and pork filling together.
I then left it to the Missus to roll out the dough and form the dumplings. And boy did I feel for Her. You see, in order to form the dumplings, the dough had to be "stiff", to the point it was really difficult for Her to roll out.
When we had enough, I started steaming them.
I thought they looked great, and they also stood up to the heat well.
I still managed to eat 2 dozen. The filling was tasty. And we had alot of fun making this.
I am so very impressed!!!
They look wonderful! There is nothing like homemade to make food taste good mmmm I want some now!
BTW I think your missus did a fab job!
If you get enough gelatine into the aspic I don't think you would need any agar, but it will definately make sure that it sets!
Hi Clare - Based on the recipe in Chinese we weren't really sure - but I think the trotters just need a bit of "help". And yes, the Missus did a gradn job!
LOL I think we did that simultneous commenting thing.
the advantage is that the agar part doesn't need to be as cold as the gelatin part to set. Perhaps they are worried that all gelatin will melt in China when it is hot? or in a hot kitchen???
WHOA!! Super-cool that you actually made shao loeng baos, and they look great! There are several things that my Mom told me that you should never make at home, just because of the sheer amount of labor and effort involved. Shao loeng baos are one of those items my Mom warned me against. You and the Missus really expended a lot of effort on those little meat pockets. I'm glad that the results were worthy, and that you learned how to improve in the future. Hey, my motto is, try and try again, and eat the failures! Plus, the dumplings were tasty enough that you wolfed down dozens of em', and therefore, they were a success in my book!
Remind me to send you my recipe for Hot and Sour Soup.
Hi kirk, Congrats to you and the your wife for doing a great job. Looks ono.
Regarding the dough...I use a food processor and it whips up in mins. I then roll it out with a pasta roller,so fast and easy.
My recipe is 2cups of bread flour, 2 eggs ,1tsp. salt and water (aprox 1/2cup) more or less dep on text.I like the smooth texture you get from the eggs.
You cant beat using a pasta roller! the sheets can be as thin as paper and transparent.
Bravo Kirk and the Missus! These look great. The closest I come to making xiao long bao at home is steaming the frozen ones from 99 Ranch.
I feel for your wife though - there's a tourist restaurant in Shanghai where you can watch hundreds of bao being made and it looks so tiring! I especially feel for the people that have to "de-crab" the tiny hairy crabs just to use their roe in the dumplings.
I am saving this, and maybe try it some time in the future! I feel for your Missus, but tell her she did a gorgeous job. I think i need to come over and learn how to fold them, so nicely. I can do mandu, but the round dumplings seem harder for me.
I bet they tasted really delicious, and a lot better than most restaurants. I was surprised there was too much soup. I need to get away I am hungry!
Wow, this looked like quite an undertaking! And the results look beautiful. Next time I'm sure you'll be able to get it perfect.
The too much soup comment made me think of the first time I saw my cousin eat xiao long bao. I always try to eat it in one big bite so that none of the soup spills out. After all, it's what makes it so unique. My cousin would bite a hole in the side of the dumpling and discard the soup onto his plate. I felt as thought I had been punched in the gut!
Hi Clare - We did like how the aspic "set", so I think we'll just lower the amount of Agar, next time.
Hi PE - Always so positive! The skins were too thick for the Missus, so we'll have to come up with something to solve that. There were quite a few steps involved in making this.
Hi Kathy - Unfortunately, the dough was not up to the Missus's standards.
Hi Jean - Consider yourself reminded!
Hi shar - So you've made Xiao Long Bao? They are very different from Jiaozi - the dough has to be much stiffer. Also, for Jiaozi, the middle of the dough for each dumpling has to be thicker then the edges which are folded - this is why most good Chinese Dumpling Houses still roll out their dough by hand. Almost sounds like you're making pasta dough.
Hi Candice - Hope the new "gig" is going well. I really felt bad for Her, the dough was very stiff.
Hi Mills - Thanks much!
Hi Howie - Oh my, that's heresy, letting the "soup" from the soup dumplings escape!
Holy xiao long bao Batman! I didn't even realize that's how the soup gets in there...agar-agar cubes! I've always thought, naively I might add, that someone went around and stuck a syringe full of broth into each dumpling before steaming!
Hi Elmo - Well great minds think alike....I think. I thought the same as you until I read the pictorial a few months ago! It was one of those; ooohhh, that's how they do it moments!
But I've noticed that you don't have a recipe category...please make one.
This is absolutely the kind of impossible exotic thing I am always wanting to try when I have some time on the weekends. No matter how it turns out it's always an adventure...the shopping, the preparing, the waiting, the cooking, the tasting, the photography, and then the eating and the posting.
Lots of work and lots of fun.
Hi Emily - Ok, it's done - took I bit longer then I thought, but there is now a recipe category.
Those are beautiful, Kirk! You and the Missus really took on a project, and while they are not perfect (I know how dissapointing it can be to have dough come out rolled too thick--my first jaozi were like that) they are still lovely.
Hi lance - Oh geez, it wasn't that big a deal! Thanks though!


Just outside Elsinore overlooking the blue waters of Øresund is Lo-skolen, a folk high school and conference centre. Its vast art collection, iconic architecture and the way the white-brick, red-tile buildings melt into the grassy cliffs have given it a certain fame among the world's admirers of Danish design. Along with Arne Jacobsen's Bellavista white city, Poul Kjærholm's home and Jørn Utzon's Kingohusene terraced housing, Lo-skolen is part of the "architour" that design students from around the world take when they visit Denmark.
Lo-skolen was built between 1967 and 1969 by LO, the Danish Confederation of Trade Unions, as a high school for its membership of carpenters, blacksmiths, typographers and bricklayers. Back then, most craftsmen left school at the age of 12, after just seven years of schooling. Many union members wanted the opportunity of further education: a need filled by Lo-skolen.
"In Denmark, the folk high school concept usually involves 20-week-long stays. At Lo-skolen we offer shorter courses designed especially for our members. We keep the spirit of the folk high school, though. Our ambition is to broaden our members' horizons with courses in our open and inspiring setting and also to encourage them to meet people from other trades," says Frode Møller Nicolaisen, the principal of Lo-skolen since 1988.
The idea of building the school was first considered in the late 1950s, the golden age of Danish architecture. In 1958, hotshot Jørn Utzon won the competition to design the school by suggesting a 16-storey building that has echoes of his most famous creation: the Sydney Opera House. But, like most of his projects, it never materialised – this time because Utzon abandoned the scheme in May 1962 and moved to Australia with his family to work on the Sydney Opera.
"I doubt a 16-storey building would have been erected anyway, knowing how we Danes are notoriously afraid of tall buildings. Skyscrapers are still a contentious topic in the public debate today, even in Copenhagen," says Nicolaisen. Instead, second-prize winners, Jarl Heger and Karen & Ebbe Clemmensen, began their unique marriage between Scandinavian functionalism and a south European medieval village. They started building around three old oak trees on the site and then made small streets, pools and fountains that lead you from one low building to another. The auditorium rises to the sky like a church and is the natural centre of Lo-skolen. All communal activities take place in the middle of this "village", while 213 simple study bedrooms – with nothing more than a bed, a chair and a desk – are located around the edges.
This is probably why, on a tour around Lo-skolen, we meet both participants in a stress management course and guests from an 80-year-old's birthday party being held in the canteen. Lo-skolen is also home to an impressive modern art collection. There are more than 1,000 pieces, mainly by Danish painters and sculptors such as Carl Henning Pedersen, Wilhelm Freddie, Kurt Trampedach and Arne Haugen Sørensen. In the great auditorium a huge painting by Asger Jorn, a member of the avant-garde COBRA movement, hangs opposite a rare tapestry by the same artist.
It is a setting that might seem at odds with the clichéd dart-throwing, beer-swilling trade unionist, but perhaps this shows that Denmark has traditionally valued its workers and unpatronisingly encouraged more from them. You can play darts in the bar, incidentally, alongside the more cultural activities on offer. And now, in one of the new guest suites, architourists can stay here, too.


Keeping up with the latest beauty trends is important to many of us, and it's a professional necessity for a hairdresser. Also known as cosmetologists, these trained professionals offer a wide range of beauty services, but are particularly capable at shampooing, cutting, styling, and coloring hair. Some are also trained and licensed to give manicures, pedicures, skin treatments, and to apply makeup. Those in the profession often advise and collaborate with their clients on the best hair care and skin practices. As such, it's important for a hairdresser to have good interpersonal skills, in addition to an adeptness for and familiarity with the latest style trends. "There's so much more to what we do than cutting hair," says Scott J. Buchanan, president of Scott J. Salons in New York City and the vice chairman of the Professional Beauty Association. "We also get to change people's lives and make them feel good about themselves." Barbers are a type of cosmetologist, trained specifically to style the hair of male clientele. And general hairdressers and/or cosmetologists are trained to style the heads of both male and female customers.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects 15.7 percent employment growth for hairdressers between 2010 and 2020. In that time period, nearly 98,400 cosmetologist positions will need to be filled.
According to the Department of Labor, hairdressers made an average salary of $22,760 in 2010—including tips. The best-paid 10 percent in the profession made approximately $41,540, while the lowest-paid made approximately $16,350. The most experienced tend to receive the highest pay, and building a loyal client base is crucial to a stylist's earning potential. The highest-paid in the profession work in the metropolitan areas of Santa Fe, N.M., Sherman, Texas, and Boulder, Colo.


What do I love about where I live, Minneapolis (Minnesota, USA)?
I have been living in Minneapolis for more than two years now and by far I enjoyed living in the city. Although I still don't get why dim-sum in the Chinese restaurants here should only be available in the weekend; and I still can't cope with its cold and long winter. Sometimes I also feel the season jumps immediately from the winter (a very long one) to the summer. Nevertheless, there are awesome things about Minneapolis that I adore and make the livings here are delightful.
First: the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. It's just open last year and I love it. There are numerous sculptures around the garden plus a field for miniature golf. Dogs are allowed in the garden, thus, it becomes our regular dog walking visit.
Second, Pianos on Parade in the downtown Minneapolis every June. 25 pianos are placed around the downtown for everyone to play. It's free and it's fun to watch. Although I don't play piano, I love listening to strangers playing piano in the public space, and most of the time, they are awesome players!
Fourth, colorful street arts in the city. I will prepare a special blog post about this!
Fifth, frozen waterfall is just 20 minutes away. OK, I am not a fan to the winter season but to seeing a frozen waterfall is a memorable one.
All images are taken using mobile-phone camera Samsung Galaxy S6 edge.


I am Einari Hyvönen, a 25 year old visual artist and a tourist in parallel universes. I live and work in Oulu, Finland.
My interest in fine art arises from my early adolescence when I found graffiti art. After and along with that, I was driven by B/W film photography which developed into use of a view camera and 4×5" film. At the same time, digital technology on photography was developing for better quality and it settled into my tool kit for good.
Furthermore, I studied graphic design, printmaking and finally painting. So far painting has been the most versatile technique for executing my thoughts.
Learning all the previously mentioned has been beneficial for my work. I am able to take work pictures of my artwork, process them for any need or purpose. I can design my invitation cards, posters, website design etc. And at the same time I learned to use Photoshop which I frequently use to sketch my upcoming pieces.
Nature, space, video games and of course various stuff that has gathered in time in my subconscious. Video games have given me a great reason for trying to reach and apply the same type of feeling of immersion, that I have got from playing them, into my works of art.
I'm also keen on puzzles in games. This I have utilized by hiding "Easter eggs" into my paintings. For example in my piece A.I. 2.7.0 (2013) the background is made of binary code, 0's and 1's. You are able to uncode/convert these 0's and 1's to letters and find a hidden text. In that same piece the head of the Artificial Intelligence is made of QR –code that you are able to read with your smartphone.
Another example is The Cycle (2014) where the background is made of Morse code that is also possible to convert into letters and find a hidden text. In the future I am going to add more of these little games into my paintings, because it makes them more interactive.
For once it was my reason to live, way to coup with my mental health issues and to recover from them. Now I have a need to paint the visions and ideas that come to my mind. Also, in every session it's very therapeutic when I get my flow on because at the time when I'm deeply concentrated on painting. at the same time I'm dealing with matters that have affected me directly or indirectly. This helps me to move on.
I wake up and drink a cup of coffee. Other then that habit, I try to avoid doing anything typical. On a larger scale, my typical month would be three weeks of full-time (manic) work and one week of well-earned R&R.
It depends on the size and difficulty of the project. The scale is from a couple of days to a couple of months. I have stored plenty of good ideas in my mind and sketch books. Some of these ideas will need months or even years to mature to the state of being actually feasible. In time some of them will just drop out for not being such good ideas anymore.
I am self-driven; my future goals keep me always on my toes and new challenges intrigue me on what I do. Always, when I start creating new work, I think to myself what I would really want to see. In my mind I see plenty of short visions that I would love to watch longer. In this case there is only one option, I have to create the view myself so I can enjoy it.
I have been moving to different places all my life. I spent my early youth in Salo (Finland), Singapore and in Dallas. Now most of my life I have been living in Oulu, Finland. Here in Northern Ostrobothnia the landscape is flat which makes the surrounding appear calm. I believe that there's the same calmness in my pieces that I feel here where I live.
For some time I have been trying to strengthen the feeling of immersion- what I have felt from playing certain video games. I have implemented it by creating large pieces and making the picture from first person point of view. This helps the audience to think of themselves in the action of the painting. My most recent addition is red-cyan anaglyphic 3D –technique. When using red-cyan -glasses this technique gives a great illusion of depth of field. I hope that my art work could gives a momentary feeling of escaping this reality for the viewers.
The honesty for what you do. Make what turns you on! I don't mean this in sexual way, but if that's what you are in for, then you must go for it!
Nothing, it would spoil the future. And as an older me I would not try to exhort myself to make art. Who knows maybe I would become a master chef or a multi-million dollar deal football player. Anyways, I am very happy how things have turned out in the present.
"You don't need to try to control everything." Because my perfectionist nature, I have to remember this time to time. Some things are just out of my hands and I have no ability to control them whatsoever.
Work hard, learn to accept constant failing, and learn to rise even stronger and better. Mistakes are good for you, only if you get the message of them.
Prepare to lose your "free time". You work on your projects all the time, but that's how you like it.
Art schools are a great place to meet somewhat similar people. Common interests make creative collaboration among students easy which benefits everybody. I am interested for further studies, preferably abroad.
Having a massive retrospective exhibition where I could see my whole production. For that, I still have decades to work on it.
I prefer top quality oil colours on linen. For sizing my canvases I use rabbit skin glue and for priming I use oil primer or gesso. As a painting medium I have several different recipes for different purposes. Sometimes for saving time I use acrylic paints for applying the ground colours. (When this happens the priming is not done with oil primer, of course.) And for sketching I use pencils, charcoal, Photoshop and couple of times I have used Blender 3D -modeling software for creating background plans for the paintings. A good example for this is Searching for Yourself (Physical) (2013).
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Q: Cross aggregate references: Can a command handler loop among a collection of aggregate ids, or can event handlers dispatch commands? I need to remove a id from collections that are hold by multiple aggregates.
Lets say i have a EmployeeAggregate, that contains a collection of Hobbies'id.
The aggregate is event sourced.
Lets' say somewhere in the app someone, in a basic crud app handling a Hobbies table, deletes one Hobbie row. How can i reflect the changes in all the EmployeeAggregates ?
Frow now in the event store i have events concerning EmployeeAggregate, events concerning Hobbies (with the HobbieWasDeletedEvent), but nothing to make the EmployeeAggregate handle this HobbieWasDeletedEvent.
Some ideas of what i could do:

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*solution 1: instead of dispatching a command for DeleteHobby, i loop over all Hobbies->getEmployee and dispatch a command for each match, handled by EmployeeAgregate. Drawback: what if the data is huge ? the loop might never end

*solution 2: i dispatch only one command with an array of all the EmployeIds. Then i do my loop in the command handlers, reconstituting the aggregate for each iteration and calling the remove hobby method. I know that theorically one command => one aggregate, but are we talking about one command = one aggregate TYPE or one aggregate instance ? I'm ok with the fact that a RemoveHobbyFromEmployeeCommandHandler cannot act on something else than a an employee; but can it act on a collection of employees, which are of same type ?

*solution 3: i do solution one (or solution two), but in a command sourcing way: instead of synchronously dispatching the command, i pass it to an async command bus and lets a worker dequeue them and pas them to handlers. Fire and forget.

*solution 4: i should not care about notifying the aggregate that the hobby has been deleted, as it is not a domain problem. if business team needs to know that, i will end up with a check on projection side to ensure that all the hobbies ids of the collection exists before writing them in the readmodel. Drawback: if i reconstitute my EmployeeAggregate on the fly just to "dump" it and display it's values, it will still have the deleted hobby id in its hobbies collection. so it won't represent the reality. But is that really a use case ?

*solution 5: would Sagas be helpful here ?

*any other idea ?
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*i came up with another idea inspired by Dnomya's comment (see below): through Employee event handlers, i write a "local" readmodel. it's just a table keeping track of all the EmployeeId / HobbyId association, and it's updated only by some specific events (those who concern employee/hobby relations). Then, when a HobbyWasRemoved is handled, i get all the EmployeeIds from this local readmodel and do something. But what ? dispatch commands for each EmployeeId found ? can a event handler do this ? Isn't it the kind of stuff that a saga does ? But what if this collection of employee ids is huge ?

A: One approach is to use a saga/process to simulate a two phase commit to manage the following processes:
Assigning hobbies

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*User issues AssignHobby command to Employee aggregate. HobbyAssigned event is raised.

*Saga receives HobbyAssigned and issues AddEmployee command to Hobby aggregate.

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*If the Hobby is active then EmployeeAdded event is raised

*If the Hobby is inactive then the EmployeeNotAdded event is raised

*Saga receives EmployeeNotAdded event and issues RemoveHobby command to Employee aggregate. HobbyRemoved event is raised.

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*Depending on how critical it is to never have an employee with an inactive Hobby, you can introduce a two-phase commit in this step as well, e.g. first request to add the Hobby and once the Hobby approves, then you can finalize the request with the Employee.

Remove hobbies

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*User issues Deactivate command to Hobby aggregate. Deactivated event is raised.

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*From this point forward, the Hobby aggregate will be marked as inactive. Any requests to add an employee will result in an EmployeeNotAdded event.

*Saga receives Deactivated event. It loads the Hobby aggregate and issues a RemoveHobby command to each of the Employee aggregates assigned to the Hobby. Each raises a HobbyRemoved command.


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Dyschromatosis universalis hereditaria: A rare case report
Esha Bisne1, Sonia Jain1, VB Shivkumar2
1 Department of Skin and Veneral Diseases, Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Sewagram, Wardha, Maharashtra, India
2 Department of Pathology, Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Sewagram, Wardha, Maharashtra, India
Date of Web Publication 6-Sep-2013
Esha Bisne
18 Married PG Hostel, Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences Campus, Sewagram, Wardha, Maharashtra
Dyschromatosis universalis hereditaria is an autosomal dominant disorder but may be recessive or sporadically inherited disorder, infrequently occurring genodermatosis with peculiar pigmentary changes, consisting of varying sized, intermingled hyperpigmented and hypopigmented macules that give an overall impression of mottling. Herein, we report this extremely rare case of dyschromatosis universalis hereditaria in a young male with a family history of the same disorder in his younger brother.
Keywords: Dyschromatosis universalis hereditaria, genodermatosis, dyschromatosis symmetrica hereditaria
Bisne E, Jain S, Shivkumar V B. Dyschromatosis universalis hereditaria: A rare case report. J Mahatma Gandhi Inst Med Sci 2013;18:137-9
Bisne E, Jain S, Shivkumar V B. Dyschromatosis universalis hereditaria: A rare case report. J Mahatma Gandhi Inst Med Sci [serial online] 2013 [cited 2020 Jan 20];18:137-9. Available from: http://www.jmgims.co.in/text.asp?2013/18/2/137/117794
Dyschromatoses are a group of disorders characterized by the presence of both hyperpigmented and hypopigmented macules, many of which are small in size and irregular in shape. These are a spectrum of diseases, which includes dyschromatosis universalis hereditaria (DUH), dyschromatosis symmetrica hereditaria (DSH), acropigmentation of Dohi, Dowling-Degos disease, and a segmental form called unilateral dermatomal pigmentary dermatosis (UDPD). Dyschromatosis symmetrica hereditaria (DSH) was first reported as a clinical entity by Toyama in 1929. [1]
A 22-year-old unmarried male presented to us with chief complaint of multiple hyperpigmented and hypopigmented macules over arms, legs, and trunk for the past 15 years. The lesions had started over both the forearms and legs and gradually spread upwards towards the thighs and arms respectively, and then the trunk over a period of 5 years [Figure 1], [Figure 2]. There was no history of any photosensitivity. There was no history of handling any chemical directly or of any significant history of drug intake. On taking family history his younger brother had similar lesions in distribution as his elder brother. There was no history of consanguinity among the parents.
Figure 1: Lesions over chest and abdomen
Figure 2: Lesions over lateral aspect of trunk
On dermatological examination multiple hyperpigmented and hypopigmented macules were present in a reticulate pattern on the trunk, arms, forearms, thighs, and legs. His face, palms, soles, and mucous membranes were spared. Systemic examination did not reveal any abnormality. Routine laboratory investigations, including blood count, urine analysis, liver function tests, renal function tests, electrolytes were within normal limits. HIV screening for both HIV-1&2 by CombiAIDS was negative. A skin biopsy was taken from both the hyperpigmented and hypopigmented lesions. The basal layer in the hyperpigmented lesions showed an increase in pigment along with melanin incontinence, [Figure 3] whereas in the hypopigmented lesions there was a decrease in pigment. The dermis in both the biopsies showed mild perivascular lympho-mononuclear infiltrate.
Figure 3: Histopathology of hyperpigmented lesion
DUH is an uncommon disorder characterised by hypo and hyperpigmented macules in reticulate pattern involving trunk and extremities but rarely the face, mucosa and palmo-plantar surfaces. [2] DUH was first described by Ichikawa and Hiraga in 1933. [3]
Previously, it has been suggested that DUH is a disorder of melanocyte number. Based on a recent electron microscopic study it has been suggested that DUH may be a disorder of melanosome production in epidermal melanin units rather than a disorder of melanocyte number. [4] Although, the precise etiology of this disorder is not yet known, the DUH locus has recently been mapped to chromosome 6q24.2-q25.2 [5] and in chromosome 12 (12q21-q23).
However, DSH has been associated with different mutations in the gene ADAR1; this mutation is not present in patients with DUH and it is alternatively considered as two different entities. [6] In our patient, history of similar lesions in his younger brother was noted. No seasonal change or spontaneous regression with age was noted. Systemic abnormalities reported in isolated cases include short stature, deafness, erythrocyte, platelet and tryptophan metabolism abnormalities, cataract, and grandmal seizures [3] were conspicuous by their absence.
Lesions of dyschromatosis symmetrica hereditaria have to be differentiated from xeroderma pigmentosum because in both the disorders patients clinically show lesions in the photoexposed areas. However, in our patient, lesions were present in the unexposed sites as well. Moreover, the lesions did not show any atrophy or telangiectasia as seen in xeroderma pigmentosum. Other diseases in the differential diagnosis include dyskeratosis congenita, vitiligo, dyschromic amyloidosis, residual leukoderma, and exposure to chemicals such as diphenylcyclopropenone and monobenzyl ether of hydroquinone. [1],[4] Yet, no such history of contact was present in our patient.
No treatment modality is available. Only genetic counselling is advised because of the recent reports of genetic etiology. This case of DUH is reported because of its rarity. Despite its rarity it assumes significance as it must be distinguished from xeroderma pigmentosum and other dyschromias.
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It must be the holidays. I'm feeling pulled in a million different directions, and I seem unable to focus on the day-to-day tasks as more and more stuff to do piles in my head. I was not surprised when Charlotte had a series of meltdowns this morning. We are back in school after the Thanksgiving holiday, and her re-entry into this routine is usually shaky.
A few weeks ago at dinner she announce that she was feeling tired. While this seems like such a simple thing, Chad and I nearly high-fived each other across the table. She has taken the next step of many in the journey toward self-regulating.
That being said, when she announces her need for sleep at 9am on a Tuesday morning, other than canceling our morning plans and driving home and putting her to bed, I wasn't sure how to help her. I struggled getting her to eat breakfast, get dressed, and attend Dana's morning drop off assembly. By the time we got to her therapy appointment, she was done. The hand-off to the therapist did not go well. Charlotte spent quite a few minutes on the floor, seeming unable to pull herself to standing and go in for the session.
Thankfully, the ever-so-patient therapist motivated her to stand up and enter the session. Once in the therapy room (where parents do not go), I could hear her continue to sob her tired tears and plead for some item of need. Most days, I take off quickly after the hand-off for my morning walk, but today I waited in agony, stood outside the closed door, and waited until I heard the tears quiet and the session begin.
As I began my walk, my mind was flooded with a million thoughts of guilt and shame that someone else was having to deal with my child in that state and what I had done to get it to that point. All of a sudden I realized that putting myself on a guilt trip was the least healthy thing I could do for myself at that moment, and freeing myself of this guilt suddenly jolted me into reality. In addition to the added stressors around the holidays, I recognized a series of events and decisions that had occurred in my personal life over the last few weeks that have pulled my focus from my family and have forced me to regulate myself. Charlotte's world was more upside down than it needed to be, due to my choices. I said out loud as I walked, "I am done", and mentally released all of the excess mental baggage that I had been carrying around while I was trying keep Charlotte regulated at the same time.
It was like a switch flipped for me at that moment, and I realized that the precious amount of energy that I had to get through each day was being wasted. Instead of beating myself up for allowing Charlotte to get to a point of exhaustion and dysregulation, I promised myself that I would get my focus back on what is important and use my energy to help her get through the next few hectic weeks of off-scheduling, holidays, food temptations, and any other unexpected drama that would derail our regulated state.
I am giving myself permission to stay focused on my family when life will want to pull me away again. Nothing is more important than keeping my child comfortable and free from avoidable meltdowns.
I had just finished posting the information on Recommendations & Advice about knowing which textures your child has aversions to, how to carefully incorporate new foods, and the importance of understanding their likes and dislikes. I had all of this information fresh in my mind, and then….I came down with a cold.
What does that have to do with texture aversions? Well, every Monday I make my girls a hot almond and pecan cereal. (Recipe courtesy of Sarah Fragoso here: almondcereal) I use my Blendtec and grind up apples, cinnamon, nuts, and water. I make a big batch and it usually lasts the first few days of the week. Typically, I run the blender a couple of times to make sure that I grind up any large pieces of nuts or apple.
This Monday I woke up in a NyQuil induced haze and forgot to run the blender twice. This resulted in large pieces of nuts and apples in Charlotte's cereal that I was not aware of. This must have really grossed her out because yesterday she sat in her chair and stared at her cereal for a very long time before I grog-i-l-y noticed that she wasn't eating. By this time the cereal was cold, and she was begging me to help her eat it. I prompted her to eat it herself and reminded her that there were no big pieces. She finished it reluctantly, and I didn't think of it again.
Until, today. When the frustration over the cereal consumed her and defiance and back talk made it's way into the discussion about finishing her breakfast. When I finally inspected the cereal, I did notice large pieces of textures that she does not tolerate well and used it as a teachable moment to show her how to pull the pieces out of the cereal with her spoon and place them on a napkin.
But….it's too late…next week when I make hot nut cereal I will have to run the blender twice and to take the extra time to reassure her and show her that it is, indeed, safe to eat.
I'm going to start this post with a disclaimer: I am not a doctor. I am not a scientist. I am a mom who has recognized substantial positive change in my child when altering her diet. I am attempting to take my experience and match it to some Paleo based science/research. Some of the information you read in this post may sound contrary to popular opinion.
*She has issues with her nervous system. We know that she has Sensory Modulation Disorder (SMD), which is one of the three primary diagnostic groups of Sensory Processing Disorder. She is over or under responding to sensory stimuli and often is seeking sensory stimulation. Yes.
This group may include a fearful and/or anxious pattern, negative and/or stubborn behaviors, self-absorbed behaviors that are difficult to engage or creative or actively seeking sensation [source]. Definitely.
All of this dysregulation is going on in her nervous system and prevents her from responding appropriately to sensory input. In our world this looks like things that take a lot of effort for her….trying new food flavors and textures, following directions, getting dressed, knowing when she needs to go potty, etc, etc.
Essentially, her nervous system makes or breaks her comfort level in the world. How do we make it stronger, faster, better?
*Vitamin B12–is a water-soluble vitamin with a key role in the normal functioning of the brain and nervous system. Vitamin B12 is found in foods that come from animals, including fish and shellfish, meat (especially liver), poultry, eggs, milk, and milk products [source]. Without even realizing it, when we began the Paleo diet and introduced more meat and less grain, we were strengthening her nervous system.
*Energy–I was recently reading a post from Mark Sisson of Marks' Daily Apple about Mitochondria. Need a refresher of tenth grade biology class? In very simple terms…mitochondria are the power plants of a cell. They generate the chemical energy the body needs for a range of cellular processes. I was definitely intimidated by this subject matter, but I stuck with it and applied it to my observations of Charlotte's behaviors. It makes sense to me that giving her cells fatty acids from food to use as a source of fuel for the cells, rather than glucose (sugar/carbs) would lead to more energy, increased overall alertness, ultimately leading to increased mental and physical strength and development. More specifics on all of this here.
*And the great news…I'm not alone! I found this great site on Autism Treatment talking about Ketogenic(higher fat/lower carb) diets and how they may help kids with Autism.
*Essential Fatty Acids–When we first started on the Paleo diet, we helped our kids kick their sugar and carb addictions with delicious fruit smoothies. We loaded up our Blendtec blender with fresh fruit, frozen strawberries and blueberries, and even got crazy and added veggies like avocado and spinach. It's funny now to remember that Chad and I had to both stand in front of the blender and secretly add these ingredients the girls were so terrified of at the time. We also secretly added Cod Liver Oil, which is basically Omega 3 in liquid form with Essential Fatty Acids DHA and EPA. All of the other flavors of the smoothie masked any fishy taste from the oil. Again, it's no surprise that we saw changes right after starting this regime. Omega-3s aid circulation by naturally thinning the blood, fight systemic inflammation, support brain function and ease symptoms of depression, anxiety and even ADHD [source]. Currently, we try to serve fish at home 1-2 times per week to provide these essential fats in the form of food. If we miss a week, I'll give them a glass of orange juice (a special treat) and add a 1/2 tsp of Cod Liver Oil to each drink–and I don't have to hide it anymore.
*The fat in animal protein has become an essential part of Charlotte's diet. We have no qualms sending bacon with her to preschool as her snack and making sure she eats all of her skirt steak before giving her more sweet potatoes. I'm sharing this with you because I only wish I had known this sooner. See Our Story for our a detailed account of how her sleep issues shortly after birth were a clear sign that Charlotte need more fat in her diet. Conventional Wisdom has scared us away from natural fats that our ancestors have been eating for thousands of years. It's only in recent history that we have shifted away from this powerful energy source and so many brain based issues have arisen.
*One final note on fat–the Paleo diet recommends pastured-raised 100% grass-fed beef as the best source of animal protein and fat. Grass fed beef contains Omega 3s (discussed above) and Conjugated Linoleic Acid, which is another good for you naturally occurring fat. Grain fed beef gets a bad rap in the Paleo Community, mostly because the cattle are fed grain/soy/corn in a feed lot to fatten them for tastier consumption. It makes perfect sense that grain fed beef goes against what Paleo people strive to consume. However, it can be expensive and hard to find. As you begin your Paleo journey, you may be encouraged to learn that we have only recently been able to acquire grass-fed beef and feed it to Charlotte. All of the meat that she thrived on in our earlier Paleo days was Costco-bought, grain fed. If you are holding out for cheaper or more accessible grass-fed beef, grain fed is an acceptable substitute and did our family right for a short time.
I'm all about saving money using meal planning, which is what prompted me to watch a Yahoo News Video entitled Feed Family for $15 a day, even though I had previously sworn of watching/reading these so-called-News-posts as a silly indulgence that were sucking up too much of my precious computer time.
*Intentional Shopping–which means make a menu, make a list, stick to it. Bingo! Almost verbatim to my Recommendations and Advice.The food saving expert also states that planning ahead for shopping trips can save up to 20% on impulse or unplanned purchases. She also mentions when meal planning, consider leftovers and the nights you will not be home. Beautiful.
*Freezing in portions–I whole heartedly agree with this, especially for meat. This is also helpful dinner/meal planning and additionally for my mid day meals, which I stash a few emergency pieces of protein in a separate part of my freezer for days when there's limited leftovers available for my lunch. Also, she mentions shopping from your freezer first before loading up at the store on meat. Yup.
*Using leftovers–the food saving expert recommends taking leftover veggies and using them in an omlete or egg scramble the next morning. I agree….except when she gets to the part about adding rice and tofu to vegetables to save money. My mouth and eyebrows are contorting in various angles as I'm wondering…where's the beef?
At this point, anyone approaching my laptop should back away slowly because my expression displays a confused and disapproving scowl at the following advice for feeding one's family….
*Going Vegetarian once or twice per week. Nope. This will only mess with your insulin levels and leave you hungry before bed or send you into kitchen for a late night binge on chips, crackers, ice cream or some other processed food to fill in what the healthy protein and fat should have done for you. Eat meat.
*Whole grain pasta as a cheap base for meals. Oh My. I have made it clear in previous posts how eating pasta ruined our health. The gluten and starch caused significant stress on our digestive systems, my adrenal glands, and Charlotte's neurological development. No, thank you.
*Beans and legumes as super stars. Wow. She recommends cooking them to hydrate them. True, but legumes contain lectins and cooking them makes them edible but still detrimental to our health. Feeding the Rotini with Legumes to my family of 4 would cause stomach upset, gas, and bloating. Misery.
My point to this post is to approach mainstream advice for feeding your family with apprehension and patience. Despite the rising numbers of individuals with diabetes and insulin resistance, celiac, and many other food based disease, this information is still being presented as the optimum way to feed our family and save money. Beware of Big Food companies that lessen the price and quality of processed food at the expense of making us sick.
Find the Yahoo video here. Or better yet, stick to healthy recipes and sound advice based on ancestral health that can be found on the sites listed in Paleo Community.


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Knitting Needles! Where Do You Start?
This week we wanted to focus on a project to commemorate our diggers on the centenary of World War I. It's a time where crafting, knitting and sewing was not only a hobby but a necessity, and at Lincraft we choose to reflect on a project of dedication. Our project is a mix of a few different craft abilities from, painting, sewing and quilting. Remember to tag us in your recreation for a chance to win a $50 voucher.


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